[2017 수능개념] 쭈샘의 해석공식 183번 엉터리 강의하다/EBS교육방송/EBS영어교육이 얼마나 편협하고 비창의적인지 보여주는 예

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[2017 수능개념] 쭈샘의 해석공식 183번

When we take the perspective of others, we try to grasp (what/how) somethng means to them.

답이 what이라고 한다. how는 안되나? 알아보자

영어 교육자들이나 학습자들 모두 mean의 타동사적 쓰임에 대해서만 생각하기 때문에 생기는 오류이다.

아래와 같이 자동사적 쓰임에 대해서도 알아야 한다.

mean well

:  to want to do good or helpful things 선하거나 도움이 되는 일을 하고 싶어 하다 :  to have good intentions 좋은 의도를 가지다
▪ He means well, but he's not really helping anyone.

• His support means a lot to me. 듣기

  그의 지원은 나에게 매우 소중하다

• You know how much Fred meant to me. 듣기

  나에게 있어서 프레드가 얼마나 중요한 의미를 가지는지 당신은 압니다.

자동사                                  

[남에게] …한 마음을 품고 있다[to ‥]

• Your cousin means ill to you.                                                                   

  네 사촌은 네게 악의를 가지고 있다

자동사

[+副/+前+名] [well, ill을 수반하여] (…에게 호의[악의]를) 품고 있다 예문닫기

She meant well by[to] you                         

너에게 호의를 품고 있었다, 네 생각을 하고 있었다

¹some·thing /ˈsʌmˌθɪŋ/ pronoun

1 :  a thing that is not known, named, or specified 알려지지 않거나 이름이 언급되지 않거나 명시되지 않은 것 <<어떤 것>>
▪ Something came in the mail for you. ▪ I thought I heard something outside. ▪ He said something that really bothered me. ▪ I started to say something but she interrupted me. ▪ I have something to tell you. ▪ There's something wrong with my car. ▪ Something is going on at the school, but I don't know what. ▪ “The job doesn't pay very well and the hours are long.” “I think you should look for something better.” ▪ I don't know what she studies, but it has something to do with computers. [=it relates to computers] ▪ Would you like something [=anything] to drink? ▪ Is there something [=anything] wrong? ▪ Is there something [=anything] good on TV tonight? ▪ I just got my tax refund. It's not much, but it's something. [=it's better than nothing] ▪ “They won't give us an extra week to finish, but they'll give us a couple of days.” “Well, that's something anyway.” ▪ Do you want pizza for dinner or something else? [=or a different thing for dinner] ▪ I got you a little something [=a small thing] for your birthday.

2 :  a person or thing that is important or worth noticing 중요한 또는 주목할 만한 가치가 있는 사람·것
▪ She thinks she's really something ever since her promotion. ▪ That waterfall is really something, isn't it? ▪ He decided to go back to college and make something of himself. [=become successful]

3 :  an amount that is more than a specified number 명시한 숫자 이상의 수 — 복합어로 씀 ▪ His friends are all twentysomething singles. [=his friends are single people between the ages of 20 and 29] ▪ The bill came to fifty-something dollars.

4 — used to make a statement or description less forceful or definite 어떤 말이나 설명을 덜 강하게 또는 덜 단정적으로 말할 때 씀 <<다소>> ▪ He is something of an expert [=he is an expert to some degree] with car repair. ▪ We have something of a problem here. ▪ The movie was something of [=somewhat of] a disappointment. [=was somewhat disappointing]

or something

informal — used to suggest another name, choice, etc., that is not specified 명시하지 않은 다른 이름, 선택 사항 등을 가리킬 때 씀 ▪ Are you crazy or something? ▪ You can probably clean that stain with club soda or something. [=or something like that] ▪ The man wearing the badge must be a guard or something. ▪ Can I get you a glass of wine or something?

something else

informal :  a person or thing that is special or impressive 특별하거나 인상적인 사람·것
▪ That magician really is something else. ▪ The Grand Canyon is something else, isn't it?

start something— see ¹start

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